FocalPoints' seamlessly integrates with the major brands of lathes and instruments commonly used in the Lab. The turn-key integration ensures a hassle-free setup process, saving valuable time and effort. While the software's adaptability ensures long-term relevance, FocalPoints guarantees contact lens manufacturers stability and efficiency, providing a seamless and dependable workflow.
FocalPoints works with all versions of Ametek and DAC lathes. Recently we introduced the full integration with Rem Vision Tech and Schneider OM lathes, opening up a breath of possibilities for our clients. Only FocalPoints gives such a broad turn-key integration with the major CNC lathes brands.
Additionally, we now offer integration with lathe-mounted Autoloaders for both Ametek and DAC, as well as integration with lathe-mounted Laser Engravers for Ametek, DAC, and Schneider OM. These options solidify FocalPoints' position as the only solution offering such comprehensive, turn-key integration across the major CNC lathes brands.
Maintaining an high standard of total traceability and archiving individual measurements has become a priority for CL manufacturers. For this reason we have been working with the major metrology manufacturers to integrate their instruments. We have now fully integrated the Rotlex Brass 2000, the Rotlex ConTest II, the Lambda-X NIMO and the Optimec Systems is830. The Operator can easily perform both the qualitative and quantitative inspection, by seeing on screen the lens details, the target value for the inspected parameters and their tolerance ranges. If any of the checks fail, the Operator can mark the lens as a reject right away without the need to use other software.
With FocalPoints instruments integration the CL parameter's fields are filled automatically, allowing pass/fail quality controls of the examined CL while storing the information in the lens' history.
FocalPoints can read and interpret the data of many popular corneal topographers: from Medmont to Nidek, from Eaglet to Tomey, and many more. The fit is reviewed with an accurate, interactive simulated fluorescein pattern and a diagram of the tear layer. After fitting a lens to topographic data, the lens can be fine-tuned for a perfect fit.
